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Harvest Gold Corp. (HVG:TSX.V; HVGDF:OTCMKTS) has rescheduled its planned second drill program at its Mosseau property and is targeting a new start date of October 5 following a request from the Lac Simon First Nation, the company said in an August 17 release.
The revised timeline would allow roughly 30 to 40 consecutive days of drilling, enough to complete the campaign by mid-November. The company said it remains fully financed for the program and has already established its drill targets.
The program had originally been set to begin in July. The drill contractor arrived on site as planned on July 17 and was ready to commence work on July 20. Harvest Gold holds a three-year Authorization to Initiate Work (ATI) permit issued by the Quebec government in 2025, along with a forestry permit obtained in June 2026, and all planned targets sit in the central portion of the Mosseau property — close to the high-grade discovery hole Harvest Gold drilled in 2025 and within the area tested during that campaign.
The change follows constructive discussions with the Lac Simon First Nation. On July 20, at the community's request, Harvest Gold agreed to delay the start of drilling and to meet with Band Council representatives on July 23. At that meeting, representatives asked Harvest Gold to finalize two agreements already under negotiation before drilling could proceed. The company responded with a written commitment to accelerate the discussions — targeting completion of one agreement by mid-August and the second by mid-September — while seeking Lac Simon's consent to begin drilling as negotiations continued.
Harvest Gold welcomed the scheduling of a full Band Council meeting for August 4 and kept its contractor at the property in anticipation of a possible start. That meeting was ultimately held on August 10, followed by a second on August 12. The company said negotiations have since progressed substantially and that its relationship with the Lac Simon First Nation remains constructive, though the community continues to prefer that drilling wait until both agreements are complete.
In response, Harvest Gold has agreed to honor that preference and intends to keep working toward a long-term, mutually beneficial relationship, the company said. On August 12, it notified its drilling contractor — a firm approved by Lac Simon — that the program would be rescheduled.
The October 5 target is the day after the two-week hunting season in the central Mosseau area ends, giving the company the consecutive window it needs to finish by mid-November. Harvest Gold said additional details on its selected drill targets will be shared with the market in the coming weeks.
A Very Good Neighborhood
Harvest Gold's flagship Mosseau project lies within the Urban Barry greenstone belt, a region that has become a major focus for Gold Fields Ltd. (GFI:NYSE; GFI:JSE) following its acquisition of Osisko. Gold Fields' Windfall deposit is located east of Harvest's property, and the company has subsequently assembled much of the surrounding ground, leaving Harvest's projects as some of the few properties in the belt outside Gold Fields' control.
The full article from Streetwise Reports can be read here:
https://www.streetwisereports.com/article/2026/08/17/explorer-targeting-high-grade-gold-in-quebec-sets-new-start-date-for-drilling.html?utm_source=HVG-CA